According to a new report from Korea’s ET news, Apple's next generation iPhone and iPad will get a larger display. The report claims to have knowledge of the company’s future product plans, and has outlined a series of sweeping changes.

The report says that Apple's next generation iPhone set to get a bump in display size to over 5-inches. And it goes on to explain that the iPad is going to get split into pro and entry-level models, with at least one model getting a 13-inch display…

iPhone 5 increased the display size from 3.5 inch to 4 inch and its next version is sure to come with a bigger display at least 5 inch.

Like iPhone 5C, iPad will be divided into affordable and premium variations, depending on display. Furthermore, an oversized 12.9 inch-iPad will be also released next year for e-textbook and enterprise markets.

Apple will also adopt AM OLED which the company has shunned so far to hold Samsung in check and for picture quality issue, etc. Yet, Apple recently began to develop associated technologies, adopting flexible OLED for its iWatch.

Among the above interesting things that the report says, we can notice that Apple is working to implement more power-efficient LED displays for its MacBooks and that it is looking to increase its reliance on both LG and Samsung for screens, but will continue to use Japan Display.

Keep in mind, in the past few months we heard over three or four reports saying that Apple is working on a 13-inch iPad...

But as far as the iPhone getting a 5-inch display, we’ve heard that Apple has been looking at slightly less than that. The latest report calls for next year’s version of the smartphone to have a display size falling between 4.5 and 5-inches.

And finally, regarding OLED displays, Apple has been seen hiring experts in the field. But Tim Cook has outright said that OLED technology does not measure up to the tech Apple currently uses. It does, however, make sense for the iWatch.

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This Report Calls For Both iPhone And iPad To Get Larger Display

According to a new report from Korea’s ET news, Apple's next generation iPhone and iPad will get a larger display. The report claims to have knowledge of the company’s future product plans, and has outlined a series of sweeping changes.

The report says that Apple's next generation iPhone set to get a bump in display size to over 5-inches. And it goes on to explain that the iPad is going to get split into pro and entry-level models, with at least one model getting a 13-inch display…

iPhone 5 increased the display size from 3.5 inch to 4 inch and its next version is sure to come with a bigger display at least 5 inch.

Like iPhone 5C, iPad will be divided into affordable and premium variations, depending on display. Furthermore, an oversized 12.9 inch-iPad will be also released next year for e-textbook and enterprise markets.

Apple will also adopt AM OLED which the company has shunned so far to hold Samsung in check and for picture quality issue, etc. Yet, Apple recently began to develop associated technologies, adopting flexible OLED for its iWatch.

Among the above interesting things that the report says, we can notice that Apple is working to implement more power-efficient LED displays for its MacBooks and that it is looking to increase its reliance on both LG and Samsung for screens, but will continue to use Japan Display.

Keep in mind, in the past few months we heard over three or four reports saying that Apple is working on a 13-inch iPad...

But as far as the iPhone getting a 5-inch display, we’ve heard that Apple has been looking at slightly less than that. The latest report calls for next year’s version of the smartphone to have a display size falling between 4.5 and 5-inches.

And finally, regarding OLED displays, Apple has been seen hiring experts in the field. But Tim Cook has outright said that OLED technology does not measure up to the tech Apple currently uses. It does, however, make sense for the iWatch.